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Very good university impressed by the course so far and the option in frst year for wild modules, becket court is the best for accomodation very cool and calm enviroment has separate entrance unlike other accomodation places, a lot of rich kids live here but they arent as posh or as mean as people make them out to be. Not much to do in Canterbury

I had a really great time at Cambridge. Academically, the courses were interesting, and I had a huge number of opportunities to organise research placements. There were also an unbelievable number high quality extra-curricular activities: I almost wish I'd had an extra year where I didn't have to do an academic course just to take part in more clubs and societies. However, although the courses were extremely interesting, they do a poor job (at the undergraduate level) of actually teaching you to be a scientist. I can only speak for the Natural Sciences (Chemistry) course, but there were no courses in the statistical design and analysis of experiments, and only limited teaching of computer programming. I had to develop these skills somewhat independently. Overall, though, a great place to be.

Cambridge is the place to be if you really want to become the best that you can in your subject - the courses are in-depth and challenging, and there is a whole team of top academics pushing you to reach your full potential. At the same time though, it really is a lovely place to live: beautiful old buildings, lots of green spaces, tight-knit college communities, and more clubs and societies than you can shake a stick at.

Best Student Union! Clubbing Life is amazing. Student facilities is good.

The campus is great, provides many opportunities, both for studying and having fun. The lectures are really useful, the lecturers being top quality, the facilities are one of the best i have ever seen. The problem is that the city is relatively small and there is not much diversity in it.

first of all the city centre is bloody fantastic!! Norwich is one of the safest cities in the UK but don't let that put you off... you can still party like there's no tomorrow with the endless clubs in the city centre. Accommodation completely depends on where you are... you can have a really cheap, small bedroom with a shared bathroom, or you can have a good decent-sized en-suite bedroom, cozy (I miss it a lot)

great to see uea at the top, it truly is the best place for students to be, and that ladies and gentlemen is why we are voted number 1 in the national student satisfaction survey practically every year, uea is not just a university, it's a way of life. its a shame that degrees are only 3 years because there's so much more potential for uea students here

Thoroughly enjoying the course, turns out the university is not full of social rejects, just bright people. Whilst people don't go out clubbing every single evening, we do meet up every evening and have a few beers.

My UNIVERSITY IS AVERAGELY OKAY; IT HAS ONE OF THE BEST LEARNING RESOURCE CENTERS WHICH OPENS 24 HOURS A DAY, HOWEVER LECTURES ARE LESS THAN 15 HOURS AND FOR SOME OF US JUST 8 HOURS A WEEK LEAVING EVERYTHING TO STUDENTS TO FIGURE OUT THEMSELVES.

Awful university! The accomodation halls are just houses with paper thin walls. The campus is tiny. The SU can fit approximately 50 people without feeling like your in a can of sardines. Everyone else seems to have complains